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07 Nov Editors Note: The Heart of the Matter

Posted at 12:25h in December 2022 | January 2023, Editor's Note 0 Comments
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I remember having a conversation as a college freshman with a friend who was studying painting. It was early in her career, and she was wondering about the usefulness of an artist’s statement, perhaps a bit bothered with the “busy work” of having to write...

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06 Sep Editor’s Note: The Curated West

Posted at 23:25h in Editor's Note, October | November 2022 0 Comments
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Art can take us to unfamiliar settings, remind us of our favorite places, heighten our imaginations, or challenge our worldviews. It’s a gift to have such an array of expressions to depict and describe the human condition — all within reach to learn from, wonder...

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11 Jul Editor’s Note: Commemorating a Centennial

Posted at 18:34h in August | September 2022, Editor's Note 0 Comments
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The Western art world has much to celebrate, and here at WA&A, we’re excited to join in on the festivities. This fall, the Santa Fe Indian Market observes its 100th anniversary. As the world’s largest intertribal art market, the event brings together more than a thousand...

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05 May Editor’s Note: The Art of Collecting

Posted at 15:21h in Editor's Note, June | July 2022 0 Comments
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We all understand that the act of creation is a vital way for artists to express their feelings and thoughts about the world. Collectors also know that displaying art serves as a means of self-expression. The artwork we have on view in our homes can...

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10 Mar Editor’s Note: Enriched Perspectives

Posted at 16:18h in April | May 2022, Editor's Note 0 Comments
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While putting together each issue of WA&A, I’m reminded how much our lives are improved by the artists and architects who share their creativity with us. Through their efforts, we can experience the world in a new way. They call our attention to amber light...

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08 Nov Editor’s Note: Collecting Stories

Posted at 15:13h in December 2021 | January 2022, Editor's Note 0 Comments
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A personal art collection is full of stories. I was reminded of this fact recently while unpacking a box of keepsakes from my parents’ garage, in which I had squirreled away magazine clippings of artworks I liked when I was in high school: a Richard...

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17 Sep Editor’s Note: Behind the Scenes

Posted at 18:09h in Editor's Note, October | November 2021 0 Comments
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An art collection can act as a road map for our beliefs and values. It can reflect the landscapes we find beautiful, the artistic techniques or styles we appreciate, and the ideas we hold as true or important. As interior designer Annie O’Carroll explains in...

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09 Jul Editor’s Note: Unlikely Avenues

Posted at 18:55h in August | September 2021, Editor's Note 0 Comments
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In every issue of WA&A, we share the stories of creative individuals and their work. We document the long road that eventually leads to a completed project, and along the way, we discover artistic intentions, historical influences, sources of inspiration, and the methods, materials, and...

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12 May Editor’s Note: Creative Recordkeepers

Posted at 14:20h in Editor's Note, June | July 2021 0 Comments
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A unique aspect of art is how the work of one person can become something universally understood and shared. A single painting, like the Mona Lisa, is studied and loved by generations. A building, like the Colosseum or the Guggenheim Museum, represents a historical period...

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17 Mar Editor’s Note: Making Connections

Posted at 18:00h in April | May 2021, Editor's Note 0 Comments
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What can we learn about our shared region by examining the expressions of others? What historical perspective or peaceful moment does an artist call to our attention? How does an architect design a building that better connects us to our environment or improves our daily...

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